George Bender to Jackson Bender, 12 March 1865
Camp Stoneman
March the 12 /65
Dear Brother
it is with pleasure that I seat my self this afternoon to wright you a few lines to let you no that I am well and hoping these few lines may find you all the same we arived at camp last friday this camp is a bout three miles from Washington it is a very nice place we halve good barreks to stay in and plenty to eat I will bet I halve for I am in the cook house we be long to Co G Seckond regment vet vols teers Corps we got our arms yesterday brand splinterd new ones I feel mity proud of mine / for I sat it up in the corner and it set there yet and I gess it will sit there for some time for I dont want to use it very bad
Well I hardly no what to wright for I hant seen or herd much yet so you will get a short letter this time I suppose that the sprees and singens and wrighting schools are a going on the same as they was be fore we left I would kind a like to be back to go to some of them but how some ever it is as it is and we cant mak it eny [?] well I gess I halve told you a bout all I halve to tell you this time
the boys are all well that came from them parts I want you to wright as soon as you get this and tell me all the news
Direct Co G Seckond vet vols
Co. G. 2nd reg. U.S. vet vols
Camp Stoneman
Washington, D.C.
I Will close by sending
my well wishes to you all
Wright soon
G Bender
10833
DATABASE CONTENT
(10833) | DL1710.038 | 168 | Letters | 1865-03-12 |
Tags: Camp/Lodging
People - Records: 2
- (3853) [writer] ~ Bender, George
- (3856) [recipient] ~ Bender, Jackson
Places - Records: 1
SOURCES
George Bender to Jackson Bender, 12 March 1865, DL1710.038, Nau Collection